A privately issued digital currency with a real economic foundation.

GFC is a privately issued digital currency. It is designed to be held, transferred, received, spent and traded digitally. It is not intended to be merely a digital entry on a blockchain, nor an economically empty digital unit.

The GFC monetary system is designed around qualifying economic interests in real gold and, where appropriate, silver assets. These interests may begin with independently verified precious-metal resources associated with enforceable contractual production rights and appropriate security, and may progressively mature into produced, refined and allocated physical precious metals held within the GFC Monetary Reserve.

Each GFC is intended to represent a proportional beneficial economic interest in the qualifying precious-metal interests held within the protected GFC monetary structure.

The mine belongs to its owners.

The GFC belongs to its holder.

The qualifying precious-metal interests supporting GFC belong within the protected GFC monetary structure for the economic benefit of GFC holders.

A GFC holder is not promised ownership of a predetermined specific ounce, a fixed quantity of bullion, a guaranteed redemption right or a guaranteed return. The precise legal nature of the holder's beneficial economic interest will be established through the final reserve, trust, custody and security architecture.

Because the GFC monetary foundation can develop over time, the precious-metal economic interest represented by each GFC need not remain economically static. If a qualifying mine grows, extends its economic life and ultimately produces more qualifying gold, the quantity of potential gold participation attributable to the same outstanding GFC may also increase.

The gold foundation may grow without the number of GFC increasing. Growth strengthens existing GFC. It does not automatically create new GFC.

Golden Fig does not determine the market price of GFC. The precious-metal foundation is independently identifiable and reportable. It does not create a fixed redemption price or a mechanical formula that dictates what one GFC must be worth.